"An image captured on February 27, 1967, portrays GySgt.G.M.Cameron alongside non-commissioned officer, sagt. James Biedenycki. They are seen throwing a THT explosive with a pull-type fuse into the Song Ceu Do River during a military operation. The stunned fish that float to the surface are collected by the villagers of Phong Bee Hamlet and auctioned on the local market as a temporary measure to boost the local economy for other projects."

"An image captured on February 27, 1967, portrays GySgt.G.M.Cameron alongside non-commissioned officer, sagt. James Biedenycki. They are seen throwing a THT explosive with a pull-type fuse into the Song Ceu Do River during a military operation. The stunned fish that float to the surface are collected by the villagers of Phong Bee Hamlet and auctioned on the local market as a temporary measure to boost the local economy for other projects." Stock Photo

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